Buying Aged Reddit Accounts in 2026 - Still a Death Sentence?

[kaun_dom]

1 account per iphone + mobile proxy, that's why most of the V.A and agencies work with tons os low quality and cheap iphones with the right set up, is the best config to avoid bans, then are some ppl that they use anti detect browser + static residential ip, but idk

Mobile proxy so that we can use same wifi right?
How much does proxy usllay cost to you?

 

[Yuu]

There are still some legit sellers doing a solid job farming accounts, especially using mobile methods. Most of them are selling through Telegram groups. Not sure if I can drop the Telegram links here.

 

[proxygo]

Yes, buying aged Reddit accounts in 2026 is still a
"death sentence" for the account's longevity, as
it is a direct violation of Reddit's User Agreement

 

[sparkbkkbkk]

Yeah, that tracks with what we’ve seen across >80 test accounts. Reddit’s current detection model seems to rely heavily on behavioral fingerprinting not just device/IP reuse, but timing, subreddit context history, and cross-account activity clustering.

What is a behavioral fingerprint?

 

[Incomterm]

Mobile proxy so that we can use same wifi right?
How much does proxy usllay cost to you?

Yes — the idea with mobile proxies is that each proxy routes through a mobile network IP (not your home Wi-Fi), so devices on the same Wi-Fi can appear to have different exit IPs. But note: mobile proxies are generally used for scaling legitimate testing, automation, or geo-specific use cases, and pricing varies by quality and provider.

 

[analyst33]

There are still some legit sellers doing a solid job farming accounts, especially using mobile methods. Most of them are selling through Telegram groups. Not sure if I can drop the Telegram links here.

Would love to know what these Telegram groups are. I've tried out several providers both here and from other communities, but still haven't found a reliable provider that can scale.

 

[Loveoverenvy]

Thank you for this. Exactly what happened to my 3 bought accounts here saying "manually created & warmed up", they got banned second day.

I bought from 100 karma up to 250 karma. Age of accounts i believe was like 3 weeks to 4 weeks.

1. Engaging posting I believe one time about brand name. But i really doubt that triggered the ban.

Now i'm thinking to test their Blank Reddit Account (1 year old) what's your opinion on that?

 

[sparkbkkbkk]

but most reliable is to manually grow them for a few weeks before having out ai agents to scale and earn karma on them.

What works for manual growth?

 

[Gem TikTok Ads]

I’ve found that older accounts tend to be more stable and are less likely to be suspended. That’s why I still think investing in aged accounts can be worthwhile.

 

[n00bftw]

I need someone reliable to purchase an aged Reddit account after I was banned. Reading this, I might just give up lol.

 

[GNews]

I've had great experiences with my A-list buyers.

They buy and haven't had an account banned yet, buy more accounts, repeating.

However, I've noticed as of recent, if you dont know what you're doing on reddit:... You should start cheap and test. A few of the new clients seemed to get banned after 1-2 months and I'm not sure if they were using the account as a burner or did sometthing too fast. Some buy because they are so good they only need a post to last a week and they get ROI. So I'm not sure as I maintain a professional distance from their business if they don't offer conversation.

Stay within a budget you can afford to lose if you're not skilled

Or you might even be better off just hiring someone skilled to do a quality job

Frankness. HOnesty.

 

[NotableMoney]

if somebody can provide me an account that 1-2 days guarantee not banned

 

[Salamouna]

aged accounts are risky if you dont know what youre doing. thing is reddit can tell when ownership changes by looking at posting patterns and behavior. key is staying consistent with warmup and real activity, not jumping straight to spam. ive seen aged 2-3 year accounts last way longer than fresh ones when setup right

 

[Utakata]

No need to overengineer, u don't need aged accounts, in a fact fresh ones works better for me right now. The key is quantity, from 1000 accs u will always get few which are semi-immortal.

 

[Salamouna]

aged accounts get flagged too fast now, tried it a lot before realizing its waste of money. reddit flags the sudden activity shift within days especially on older accs. better to warm fresh ones properly for 3-4 weeks with good proxies than risk buying aged

 

[alphamale_deep]

1 account per iphone + mobile proxy, that's why most of the V.A and agencies work with tons os low quality and cheap iphones with the right set up, is the best config to avoid bans, then are some ppl that they use anti detect browser + static residential ip, but idk

Account Creation + Warm up works very good.. buying accnts doesnt work any more

 

[Chunkulus]

The OpenAI bit isn't right. That deal is data licensing, model training and ads. Not a detection system they plugged in. Doesn't change your conclusion though. What kills a transferred account is discontinuity. Reddit has years of one behavior pattern, then a new fingerprint logs in and everything shifts at once. Posting times, subs, writing and I dont think a proxy fixes that.

 

[Incomterm]

I've had great experiences with my A-list buyers.

They buy and haven't had an account banned yet, buy more accounts, repeating.

However, I've noticed as of recent, if you dont know what you're doing on reddit:... You should start cheap and test. A few of the new clients seemed to get banned after 1-2 months and I'm not sure if they were using the account as a burner or did sometthing too fast. Some buy because they are so good they only need a post to last a week and they get ROI. So I'm not sure as I maintain a professional distance from their business if they don't offer conversation.

Stay within a budget you can afford to lose if you're not skilled

Or you might even be better off just hiring someone skilled to do a quality job

Frankness. HOnesty.

Absolutely spot on. Reddit's anti-spam detection has gotten aggressive lately, so raw accounts will get flagged instantly if the operator doesn't know how to warm them up properly. Starting small to test your footwork—or simply hiring an experienced specialist—is always cheaper than burning through high-tier accounts.

 

[GNews]

Honestly, buying aged accounts still sounds risky .Building your own history seems slower, but probably more sustainable than gambling on an account getting nuked after a few days.

Fear and inexperience Doesn't make what you're saying right.

Aged accounts still have all the benefits. Only aged accounts can do certain things and are less likely to get banned than newer accounts.

Buying a new account , you're 5x more likely to get banned immediately. So that same inexperience/lack of patience, will still probably cost you more in the long run

 

[Loveoverenvy]

Be aware a lot of comments here are promos because they're selling reddit accounts.

So far bough around 6 reddit accounts from different providers. Price 1$ to 70$ highest karma.

Every single one got banned. Problem is seems like 99.9% just sell crap and it's not with algo update that reddit easy to detect this fake accounts